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Just a reminder that in the C# world you don't really have to care about new language features. Visual Studio, ReSharper, and Rider (supports MacOS/Linux) will
by 0xDEF 3y ago
Just a reminder that in the C# world you don't really have to care about new language features. Visual Studio, ReSharper, and Rider (supports MacOS/Linux) will suggest useful new language features as a one-shortcut refactoring.
A C# developers who went into coma in 2012 after learning about async/await and ASP.NET MVC can be awakened today and be instantly productive. Although he might go into coma again if he finds out .Net is now open source, cross-platform, and that we deploy to "Linux containers".
- pjmlp 3y agoOr that the beloved frameworks they use in-house only work in .NET Framework, or even if ported to .NET Core they are still Windows only, because they are wrappers around COM.
- magicalhippo 3y agoWe've recently started writing our new stuff in .Net, and I last used it back in .Net 1.1 days. I've been super productive from the first day of returning. Like you say Visual Studio helps a lot with suggesting improvements, and of course all my old ways are still valid.